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In a recent government meeting, officials discussed ongoing concerns regarding construction traffic in residential areas of Joplin. A council member expressed the need for an update on whether a contractor has ceased using residential streets for heavy truck access, emphasizing the importance of resident safety. The member committed to gathering information within the next 48 hours to assess the current situation and determine if further action is necessary to protect local citizens.
The discussion also touched on the need for improved communication among council members regarding traffic safety measures, particularly around schools. There was a consensus on the necessity of evaluating both sides of the high school for potential school zone designations to manage traffic effectively. Council members agreed to pursue these assessments to ensure the safety of students and residents alike.
The meeting highlighted the council's dedication to addressing community concerns and ensuring that public safety remains a priority as they navigate the complexities of construction and traffic management in Joplin.
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